Chrissie
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Chrissie created an article,
"Firmware Update Blocked - Critical Battery" notification
If you received a notification that a firmware update was blocked because of low or critical battery, the update was postponed, not failed. Flair will not install a firmware update on a Puck that i...
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Chrissie created an article,
Adding a Puck 2 in Solo Mode when you already have a Bridge
Solo Mode lets a Puck 2 connect to your home Wi-Fi instead of to a Flair Bridge. It controls its own mini split (or other IR device) on its own, and it stays plugged in to USB power rather than run...
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Chrissie commented,
Official comment Hi Carl,This should work great on the Puck 2. "Mode Lock" is available and on by default for ductless minisplit installations to avoid mode conflict issues and in Auto mode. Additionally, we have ...
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Chrissie commented,
We are partnering up with the worlds largest producer of vents globally to expand out vent offering but don't have a hard timeline yet for this size or 8x12, both of which to be regionally popular ...
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Chrissie commented,
We are currently focused on Puck 2 firmware (features that haven't released yet, and supporting the inevitable odds and ends that show up as more and more of these go live with customers). We have...
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Chrissie commented,
Official comment Should be back up. We have a few upgrades to plotting coming soon along with a few others that required data migrations.
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Chrissie commented,
Its in our 2026 roadmap!
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Chrissie commented,
Official comment We are unaware of any certificate issues so unsure how to help resolve your issue.
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Chrissie commented,
Got it. So the more specific scenario is that you'd like to be able to do this with Set Point Controller (SPC) Thermostat (in our internal language). Will ask internally.
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Chrissie commented,
Hi Oliver,Checked with the team - the system is able to do this. Active/Inactive is only controlled by occupancy sensors when rooms don't have holds and don't have schedules set. If you create sc...